How To Make a Coffee Filter Pom Pom Garland
If you've ever seen big, beautiful, and colorful coffee filter flower garland and wondered how it's made, you've come to the right place. Today, I'm sharing how to make a coffee filter pom pom garland as part of this month's Thrifty Style Team posts.
I don't have any special occasions coming up. No birthdays, no weddings, no baby showers or bridal showers but it is spring, so I felt like making something colorful for the house so I made this coffee filter pom pom garland.
A few weeks ago I shared how easy it was to dye coffee filters with food coloring and after that, I had a bunch of dyed filters lying around so this was the next step for them. 😉
These are so easy to make....let me show you how!
How To Make a Coffee Filter Pom Pom Garland
Supplies:
Dyed coffee filters and some plain white ones - 8 dyed coffee filters and 2 to 4 plain white ones for each coffee filter pom pom flower
Twine or fishing line
Stapler
Sharp knife or craft razor
Stack approximately 8 dyed coffee filters on top of one another,
Intersperse 2 to 4 plain white coffee filters among the dyed ones.
Next, you can either eye up the center of the coffee filters or fold them in half. I folded mine in half. I'm not a good guesser!
Once you have an idea of where the center is, gently roll the edges into the center so that you can staple through all of the layers.
Make a very small hole near the staple through all layers.
Pass a length of twine through the hole in the center of your pom pom and make a knot to hold the pom pom in place and keep it from sliding around.
Gently pull each layer of the coffee filter toward the string in each direction (front and back) squeezing and shaping to give the look of a flower.
Continue adding coffee filter pom pom flowers until you have the desired length of garland.
And that's it!
So, was that easier or harder than you thought it would be?
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My younger daughter makes all sizes of coffee filter flowers and she dyes them as well. I love them but don't have the patience to do them myself!
I'll bet your daughters are just beautiful, Bliss (she probably has your creative personality!).
Those are so beautiful and you definitely made it look so easy to make them! My daughter and I are definitely going to have to make some for her next party!
Thank you, Vanessa, and right now, I actually have them streaming across my china cabinet and was thinking how nice they would be for a party!
I love these big, beautiful blooms Mary Beth! Thanks for the tutorial!!
Thank you, Cindy, and you are very welcome!
How beautiful are these? I have some filters leftover from another project and now I need to make some flowers.
Thanks so much, Deborah!
I love this! It's so cute and easy to make, and the colors are perfect for spring!
Thank you, Michelle!
This turned out so beautifully, Mary Beth! I can think of about a dozen places I now want one!
Thanks so much, Kristi!
marybeth- all's i know is they are super cute and pretty....but you make it look easy to try.
Thank you, Laura!
I love those big, pastel spring looking blooms even if they are made of paper!!! I'll have to check out how you dyed them with food coloring.
Thank you, Jane! They're so easy to make. 🙂